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General overview

Stage of development: Implementation

Policy sector: Health

Date outcomes contract signed: Oct 2017

Start date of service provision: Nov 2018

Anticipated completion date: Oct 2024

Capital raised (minimum): GBP 1.05m (USD 1.40m)

Service users: 3k+ individuals

Intervention

The intervention aims at providing sustained help to patients over a two-year period to make positive changes to their lifestyle - to include nutrition, physical exercise and mental wellbeing - via a combination of one-to-one and group sessions.

Target population

Adults at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, with a focus on 40% most deprived population.

Location

Country

  • United Kingdom

Service delivery locations

  • Devon, South West, UK

Outcome metrics

  • Metric 1: Sustained drop in weight, waist, and blood sugars measurement - 6 months threshold. Reductions in Hb1Ac (1.2 mmol), waist size (2 cm), weight (2 kg) 6 months after service user commencement. Engagement demonstrated and measurements taken and recorded by provider.
  • Metric 2: Sustained drop in weight, waist, and blood sugars measurement - 12 months threshold. Reductions in Hb1Ac (2.4 mmol), waist size (4 cm), weight (3 kg) from baseline 12 months after service user commencement. Engagement demonstrated and measurements taken and recorded by provider.
  • Metric 3: Sustained drop in weight, waist, and blood sugars measurement- 24 months threshold. Reductions in Hb1Ac (1.2 mmol), waist size (1 cm), weight (1.5 kg) from baseline 24 months after service user commencement. Engagement demonstrated and measurements taken and recorded by provider.

SyROCCo reports

The following articles are taken from the Systematic Review of Outcomes Contracts Collaboration (SyROCCo) Machine Learning tool.

The tool is a collaboration between the Government Outcomes Lab and machine learning experts from the University of Warwick, that allows you to navigate and explore data extracted from nearly 2000 academic and grey literature publications related to outcomes-based contracting.

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